Close Menu
    Welt

    Indien warnt, dass die neue US-amerikanische H-1B-Visa-Gebühr „humanitäre Konsequenzen“ haben wird

    Share.
    View 27 Comments

    27 Kommentare

    5. Psychological-Bed543 on

      Damn thats not our problem, just like India’s is, America’s main responsibility is to look after Americans 🥱

    6. ProductArizona on

      Boo-fucking-hoo. We need to prioritize our tech graduates. OUR people need help.

    7. hopingtothrive on

      If India has so many qualified workers why aren’t they working for Indian companies? They should keep their most educated and brilliant citizens home.

    8. AdFew4836 on

      not a terrible move by trump. long term i guess some of these companies will set up offices in india, china and the like though.

    9. ResponsibleDream6592 on

      I’m a liberal but I’m sick and tired of our companies outsourcing the same work we could have used to hire workers in the states for a 1/4 of the salary to places like India. No more loopholes. Good.

    10. Prior-Actuator-8110 on

      those delusional IT indian basically below average talent and wants to aim to work to the country with best paid jobs in the industry that pays the most.

      Western countries still needs to attract top talent from third world countries but most are not using H1B anyways

    13. MangoAppropriate8956 on

      This is one of those rare issues where most people on both sides of politics can get together and recognize it as a win for American IT Specialists and Engineers.

    14. Its_Syxx on

      Then let them open their borders for other countries workforce to come in.
      Also, it’s not like they’re trapped in the US if they feel they’re separated from their family then they can go to their family can they not?

    15. Lokon19 on

      I mean this is obviously another pressure campaign on India to get it to crack to US demands.

    16. Raffletop on

      The humanitarian consequence of Indians not getting nearly free access to work in US. The horror.

    17. onedestiny on

      Its not going to affect most Indians as they mostly work remotely from India for companies in North America .. I wonder just how many actually move to the US on HB1 visas

    19. BareNakedSole on

      I have worked with more H-1B engineers than I can remember. A lot of very good people, and never had an issue with an H-1B getting a job over an American (STEM field).

    20. VoraciousTrees on

      Huh. I figured India would be thrilled. All the brain drain now becomes accessible as talent for Indian companies and government agencies. 

      Maybe they can attract additional foreign capital with the expanded high-talent labor pool?

    22. Archmaester_Seven on

      Well let’s see… Indian govt could:
      1. Invest into its infrastructure and make its cities and towns livable.
      2.Create opportunities and incentivize highly skilled workers to stay back and work in India.
      3. Regulate the system to cut out excess redtape.
      4. Invest more into research and development.

      But holy moly that’s a big ask.. best they can do is ,get you high on nationalism and collect taxes from you, most of which goes into the PR of the Supreme Leader.
      While complaining and moaning about how everyone in the world is out to get em.

    23. gtoinwq on

      India should really think about their own humanitarian efforts before thinking about others.

    Leave A Reply